To transform the quality of life, provide hope, and empower physically and mentally disabled orphans in developing countries.

Our broader objective is to improve the quality of life for children in desperate need: the abandoned and orphaned (principally, though not exclusively, those who are disabled), the abused, those with life-threatening illness and children who are at risk due to extreme poverty. It is unique in its work of identifying orphans and abandoned children with disabilities or life-limiting conditions, then striving to provide medical treatment in the hope that this will transform their quality of life, and increase the number of opportunities for them to fulfil their potential. F.R.O.D.O. believes that all children have a right to a family. In this regard, we feel the priority should be to reintegrate children with their immediate family or relatives, then fostered or adopted. In all circumstances, the child’s well being must be paramount before making any change.

Medical treatment
Abandonment Prevention
Support and educate mothers